he Texas A&M University System Board of Regents today approved a special naming opportunity honoring longtime Tarleton State University friends Dr. Joe R. and Dr. Teresa Lozano Long. The Longs have donated $2 million to support under-represented students.
A pair of first-place finishes led the charge as Tarleton State University’s rodeo team ended the 2020-21 season at home over the weekend.
Rodeo fans in the “Cowboy Capital” can enjoy three days of high-energy college rodeo April 22-24 when the 55th annual Tarleton Stampede comes to Lone Star Arena in Stephenville.
Relatives of the late Dr. Ken D. Dorris Sr. and his wife have established a scholarship to honor their parents as a living memorial that will support student-athletes on the Tarleton State University rodeo team.
he 2021 Tarleton Rodeo Hall of Fame inductees are known for a long line of firsts, both as individual competitors and as members of the university team.
Time is running out for nominations for the 2021 class of the Tarleton State University Rodeo Hall of Fame.
Timber Allenbrand led Tarleton State University’s women’s rodeo team to a second-place finish over the weekend at the season-opening Odessa College Rodeo.
Tarleton State University’s rodeo teams are back in the saddle this weekend after a pandemic-related layoff of a year.
Tarleton State University’s 2005 National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association champion men’s team members were guests of honor Friday at the university’s Rodeo Hall of Fame induction ceremony.
Induction ceremonies for Tarleton State University’s Rodeo Hall of Fame have been moved to Friday, Feb. 19, due to winter weather. The event takes place at City Hall at City Limits, 1907 E. Washington St.
